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trish: ilhan omar doing it again. remember these?e professor said al qaeda, the shoulders win the, al qaeda. you don't say america or england with the intensity. you don't air the army with an intensity. cair was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something. >> he wrote israel has hypnotized the world. trish: i wil ilhan omar is refuo back a resolution calling the slaughter of the armenians a kren cried. retired four star general jack retired four star general jack keane is joining it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. of odor causing bacteria. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions,

trish: ilhan omar doing it again. remember these?the professor said al qaeda, the shoulders win the, al qaeda. you don't say america or england with the intensity. you don't air the army with an intensity. cair was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something. >> he wrote israel has hypnotized the world. trish: i wil ilhan omar is refuo back a resolution calling the slaughter of the armenians a kren cried. retired four star general jack keane is joining us right after this. managing type 2 diabetes? audrey's on it. eating right? on it! staying active? on it. audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] maybe not. jardiance is the number 1 prescribed pill in its class. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. that means jardiance can help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. plus, jardia

the office to enrich themselves and their friends, ilhan omar used campaign funds to pay some when she was having an affair with. how often does this happen exactly in washington? an eye-opening report next. ♪

ilhan omar used campaign funds to pay someone she was having an affair with. how often does this happen exactly in washington? an eye-opening report next. ♪

of congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar andra she had -- and rashida tlaib. the warren campaign is telling us tonight they are reviewing the plan and may diverge from bernie sanders. of course he has said taxes may go up, costs go down. she has never said that so that clearly an acknowledgement that she's reviewing things because of last night. >> thanks very much, jeff, for that report. >>> the democratic presidential candidate, andrew yang, he's here, there you see him. we're going to discuss all of this and more when we come back.

minnesota outraged over ilhan omar voting present in the unanimous vote on genocide.chris kelly called the choice morally repugnant and is live with a message from her constituents coming up. the only thing better than horsepower... ...is more horsepower. (engines rev) with dodge power dollars buy any challenger, charger, or durango and get ten bucks cash allowance for every one horsepower. >> a look at top headline starting with a fox news alert, the pentagon releasing dramatic video of the us-led raid that killed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. footage including an airstrike completely destroying our compound before it burned to the ground in syria. rob: the full house of representatives voting to outline the rules for the democrats impeachment agree, battling over every detail well into the night starting after 9:00 eastern time. jillian: the washington nationals are world series champions despite falling behind in houston. the gnats coming back from behind as they have all season, putting the game away with a 2-run single. look at that celebration. rob: ten wild

rob: he is at the heart of ilhan omar's district. does the president stand a chance?

congresswoman ilhan omar endorsed him a few days ago.n you look at the polling senators sanders has consistently come in third place among democratic candidates trailing behind both biden and warren. in recent warren has pulled ahead. you see sanders laying out differences between himself and warren. the latest poll bernie third place. age has become a factor and bigger factor since he had his heart attack. the current president is over the age of 70. the top three democratic contenders will all be over the age of 70 on inauguration day. senator sanders continues to say he is feeling great and his doctors say they support him eventually returning to vigorous campaigning. when he was asked at the debate in ohio earlier this week how he would respond to people who might doubt or wonder if he is up to the stress of the presidency, he told them to come to this rally today and to see him here. he pointed to this as where he will show starting now that he is ready to get back on the campaign trail and ready to handle the stress of a potential

question is whether the money was used to fund the affair which is not allowed.th then there is ilhan omar'sp history. she married a man in a religious ceremony in 2002. they separated in 2008 and thenh legally married last year. of course, omar has also been accused of marrying her biological brother so he could obtain american citizenship. in early october, omar denied splitting with the man until ofb course she filed for divorce a few days later. >> tucker: thanks, trace. when he's not hosting "special report" bret baier is a passionate reader of history. his written books on ronald reagan and dwight eisenhower. he has a new book out, may be the best book. "three days at the brink." we are proud to have bret baier on tonight for his first interview on the book. congrats on the book. it's been sitting on my desk. i read almost all of it. it's packed with all kinds of details. even if you think you know a lot about this period and i thought i did, so many things i didn't know. fdr was a great golfer. i didn't know that. anyway, i recommended strongly. why are these three days, the tehran co

rallying against house democrats working to improve impeach him, calling out congresswoman alana ilhan omar in her own backyard. we got complete analysis straight ahead, but the head of the minneapolis police union caught in a political showdown. tonight, the president called him to the stage. joins us live in minutes as tensions grow on the streets. we are going to take you there live for they were tens and thousands of trump supporters inside and out. we knew ahead of this there would be a lot of controversy. matt finn is in the middle of this. see if we can do that safely. there are some people simply with signs launching a protest against this president. they didn't want him to visit minneapolis, many of them. others reporting that they are throwing items, they are being aggressive with police officers there. the police bringing this area, knowing they would have to do some extra security tonight. as they do whenever there is we will talk about the legal issues and impeachment things going on. we have a couple of panelists standing by. we are going to bring them in on this and what we a

ilhan omar married back in 2002, they separated 2008 and legally married last year. said accused of marrying her biological brother so he could obtain american citizenship, tucker. >> tucker: amazing. thanks, trace. good to see you. we are back tomorrow. 8:00 p.m. sean hannity right now. >> sean: tucker, great show. welcome to hannity. buckle up, we are going to put buckle up, we are going to put!! this all in perspective. many of you might be worried about the ongoing political tornadoes and hurricanes out of the swamp in washington. the mob and our corrupt media. by the way, you should be. it's repulsive what they are doing again after three years of lies and conspiracy theories. i can't tell you how it's all going to play out. and likely may be the go-ahead and impeach president trump over nothing. bill clinton had 11 felonies in the ken starr report, nothing here. we will see. i can tell you this with confidence, i can tell you how this is going to end and it's going to end with the reelection

squad support and ilhan omar endorsing bernie sanders but will it help? or hurt his campaign?ill debate next. heather: look at our headlines this morning. vice president mike pence and mike pompeo flying to turkey. the us delegation expected to push for a cease-fire in northeast syria, donald trump sending a letter to turkish president erdogan saying don't let the world down. you can make a great deal. community and faith leaders calling on the trump administration to open a civil rights investigation into the fort worth police department. they want a police reform plan following atatiana jefferson's death. she was shot and killed in her own home via police officer investing a welfare check that officer has stepped down. today donald trump heading to dallas, texas for a keep america great rally. the american airlines ctr. preparing for 20,000 supporters, some already lined up. in texas, expected all the fundraising lunch. a new manufacturing plant. powerful nor'easter moving into the eastern us with heavy rain and wind impacting millions of people. forcing game 4 of the a lcs

amy: ilhan omar announced tuesday she is endorsing sanders and his bid for the presidency. commerce members alexandria ocasio-cortez and refuted to leave are also expected to announce their support for the vermont senator. he is holding a heart -- a rally in queens, new york this week in. we will spend an hour on the residential debate after headlines. pompeii arend headed to turkey today is the turkish offensive in a kurdish control areaeas of norerern syra continues. the ground offensive began after prpresident trump withdrdrew u.. trtroops stationed in the area, clearing the way for the assault. now pence and pompeo are hoping to meet with turkish p president to stopto persuauade him the military. thisis morning, erdogan declalad he wouldld probably nonot meet h the u.s. envoys will stop he is headed to russia to meet with russian president vladimir putin in the coming days. the committee to protect journalists reports a second reporter has died covering the conflict. the syrian kurdish reporter rasho that inein a convoy that also killed another seared reporter. humanita

not yet endorsing, but bernie sanders endorsed there today by cortez andocasio also congresswoman ilhan omar. the democrats line for michael in great neck, new york. who do you think is the strongest candidate? >> betta was my number three -- before, my number three now it is elizabeth warren. chairwoman waters: what is it up -- it about andrew yang that puts him at the top of your list? ubi, about 2015 is when i first heard. mark zuckerberg mentioned it in speech, and elon musk is a big proponent of ubi. so it is not necessarily andrew yang, i care for ubi, universal basic income. st: asking this afternoon, who is the strongest presidential candidate? oh ahead, tom. -- go ahead, tom. that would be bernie sanders and his entire team. i think the coalition his team has put together is america. it looks like america. it feels like america. and it is the america i remember. i am a senior citizen, and we have suffered through some very, very, very tough times recently. and i think that senator sanders and his team that he has put arether and his values exactly what this country needs to get back

ilhan omar is making it clear the president and his supporters are not welcome.us with the latest on the minnesota throw down in studio. ♪ i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be coughing up the cash for this. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me-ow. jillian: a look at our top headline starting with a fox news alert, turkey's military could invade syria at any moment. the military is lined up and ready to go. us backed kurdish fighters say they will resist the invasion. the move comes after the trump administration it is pulling us troops from the region. rob: the white house refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry calling it a legitimate and unconstitutional. a letter to top democrats met with response by nancy pelosi slamming it as an attempt to cover up his betrayal of our democracy and

three members of the squad made their 2020 2026, alexandria ocasio cortez, ilhan omar and rashida tlaib endorsing for president. ♪ still the one i want for life ♪ >> this president is turning the moral leadership of this country into a dumpster fire. >> new york times and cnn have smeared veterans like myself are calling to a end to is regime change war. >> isis is going to come here. they are going to damage the united states of america. jillian: 2020 candidates jumping a chance to slam the removal of us troops to syria but at the same time offering few alternatives to the crisis. a former israel special operations council chairman has more reaction. in terms of foreign policy, syria specifically did you hear anything that will make a difference? >> i didn't hear anything, just slamming trump. the whole thing was hard to watch, not just from a personal perspective but security perspective because no one had any solutions. no one seemed to recall the reason isis had escalated to the level it did the last several years before trump squashed them in syria. the reason was obama and biden p

shannon: he took on one of those squad members, the most famous of those refugees, ilhan omar who is from that area, has quite a bit of support and a lot of folks there tonight outside and with the unrest of folks, maybe more in her side of this equation, not that they would be violent but you said people clearly reject the policies and this president himself but let's talk to kristin fisher who is covering this rally, she witnessed how fired up people were before they left the scene, the president was ride ranging and passionate on a number of topics. >> some very hot rhetoric from donald trump tonight. he went after joe biden more forcefully than he has in the past but saved his harshest criticism and harshest attacks for biden's son hunter over his business dealings in ukraine. listen to this. >> i want -- hunter you know nothing about energy, you nothing about anything frankly. hunter, you are a loser. why did you get $1.5 billion, and your father was never considered smart. he was never considered a good senator. he was only a good vice president because he understood how to kis

an eye-opening report next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: ilhan omar with a high-profile example of the corruption thatashington. she is not the only one, but she is the most recent example. omar with thousands of campaign with a company owned by someone she was apparently having an affair with. she's not alone in this as we just said. adam ceo of "open the books" released a corruption in congress. we had this conversation about it. >> you all spent a fairly amount of time systematically trying to track corruption in washington. give us examples of what you found. >> what we did, tucker we matched of five years of federal government checkbook expenditures with congressional campaign donor disclosures. what we found was that members of congress soliciting for campaign cash from federal contractors that are based in their district. so here is how it works, federal contractors are getting up to, there could be hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign cash that they are getting millions if not billions of dollars out of the federal checkbook on contracts and grants. >> tucker: though, so you give me mo

this is democratic congresswoman ilhan omar's district.ity's democratic mayor is trying to get the trump campaign to say about hat and a half million dollars in security costs, security fees associated with this rally and there are big protest plans outside this arena tonight. in fact, some of them have already started. many believe this is a state trunk and win in 2020. he lost it in 2016 by less than two points. this time they are investing a ton of money in campaign power in minnesota. they put 20 staffers on the ground with plans for nearly 100 before election day. >> i think we can win. it's been a long time since a republican one. over 80,000 people requested tickets. it'll be totally sold out. they have a line now that is many blocks long. >> here is a lien that president trump is now referring to. thousands are inside the center waiting for president trump that he will be introduced by the vice president right before the president comes on. it's likely president trump will mention tonight along with the mayor and congresswoman ilha

he wasted no time and took a swipe at squad member ilhan omar, right in her own town. >> congress womanerica-hating socialist. she minimized the september 11th attack on our homeland. she pleaded for compassion for isis recruits right here in medicine sew the take. omar laughed that american speak of al-qaida. cheryl: congresswoman omar tweeted in part she scolded my district. lauren: as the president rallied her supporters inside that arena, chaos unfolded outside, with maga hats set on fire by protesters. >> abolish i.c.e., abolish i.c.e., abolish i.c.e., abolish i.c.e. lauren: the chaotic scene, minnesota is a key stay. the president lost medicin minnn 2016 to hillary clinton by just $45,000. cheryl: americans are going to see a little more green next year, social security benefit checks will increase by $24 a most on average. that is down by this year's 3% hike. the cost of living increases are based on a measure of inflation which is unchanged compared to last year. lauren: we have good news if you're flying delta, maybe simplifying its air fare. the company's president told analys

new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez phoned him along with minnesota congresswoman ilhan omarust a fight for our lives, this is the fight for our democracy. this is the fight for a better future, one that we can all be proud of. >> "politico" says a third squad congresswoman rashida tlaib, is expected to announce soon that she is also backing sanders. yesterday she says she hasn't made a decision on an endorsement. >>> "the hartford current" reports a father who lost his 6-year-old son in the sandy hook massacre has been awarded $450,000 by a wisconsinpasner wg battle to challenge conspiracy theorists who claimed the shooting was an elaborate hoax. he sued authors of a book titled "nobody died at sandy hook," which alleges the massacre was staged by the federal government. posner and his family have been the target of death threats and online attacks. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," posner tells us about his crusade against online misinformation and how he's helping victims of bullying and harassment fight back. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on a new earthquake

congresswoman ilhan omar announcing last night that she is endorsing senator sanders and cnn has also learned that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib also plan to endorse him over the weekend. >> those are very interesting developments. thank you so much. >>> so elizabeth warren repeatedly was attacked by her rivals for the first time last night. so we'll break down the big winners and losers next. i'm bad. you're stronger than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and migraines before they even start for almost 10 years, and is the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening c

the president is deep in enemy territory, he's going to be actually inside the boundaries of ilhan omar'songressional district. a war of words with the mayor of minneapolis, jacob frey, who he accuses of trying to sabotage tonight's rally. we will be going there as we said in just a minute. this of all the rallies the president has had we would say in the last couple of years, this may be the one with the greatest potential to make news. this was not a close call for us. we are going to be taking this the moment it begins. we want to preview what we are likely to see tonight though with fox'so matt finn. he is there at the rally in minneapolis and he joins us tonight. hi, matt. >> well as we see coast to coast with president trump rallies, thousands and thousands of people started lining up earlier today and happening right now there are also thousands and thousands of protesters, many of them have very vulgar, obscene posters. we're going to try not to show them on air tonight and there have people cursing us out telling fox news to leave. many people are also going whistles, you might b

we learned congresswoman ilhan omar and followed by michael moore.as representative alexandria ocasio-cortez who really gave an impassioned introduction to senator sanders. she said this entire democratic field has been the strongest field we've seen and much of it is in part to the embrace of ideas that bernie sanders has been fighting for his entire life. ideas like medicare for all, healthcare, government programs she was relying on as she was growing up, as she was a child. it was definitely an impassioned speech. >> she just turned 30. just thinking of that she's also teamed up with elizabeth warren over the last year or so on a number of different causes. you got to speak to aoc yesterday. so why has she picked bernie instead of the senator from massachusetts? >> reporter: a great question. this is something that came, the endorsement came as senator sanders was in the hospital. that's within she called him as he was recovering and gave him his support -- gave him her support. excuse me. >> i hear you. >> that's when that support came. they als

radical democrats in washington who sold out america taking special aim at minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar>> congresswoman omar is an america hating socialist. she minimized the september 11th attack on our homeland, she pleaded for compassion for isis recruits right here in minnesota. omar laughed that americans speak of al qaeda. >> reporter: she quickly responded on twitter saying at his rally, trump called supporters chanted four more years, it was a different story outside the arena. [crowd chanting] >> reporter: several groups protested in the streets through the night confronting trump supporters, throwing objects that police, setting am aga hats on fire. police put out the fire to control the crowds, using pepper spray at times. trump lost minnesota to hillary clinton by 45,000 votes. we can assume this is going to be one of many more rallies in that state. heather: that bonfire included a lot of trump merchandise including hats they ripped off of people's heads. in just hours the big story happening today, the us ambassador to ukraine will appear on the hill as part of the democra

forget about ilhan omar at all of that controversy -- these are americans who are patriotic.or him to speak that way about them and encourage the crowd to boo was very disconcerting to me in many ways. >> dagen: i will just add that president trump supports in g.o.p. strongholds appears to be rock solid. and approval rating, even as the polls move toward favoring an impeachment inquiry, his approval rating in one new survey was right at 43% where it's been during his time in office. we are just getting brand-new information about debate locations and dates for the 2020 general election, and they all have one very big thing in common. that's next. ♪ i have huge money saving news for veterans. mortgage rates just dropped to near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. zñ

democrat party and mind you, this is being held very close, near the district of congress woman ilhan omarand they do not announce the sort of radical behavior. instead, they're all most okay with it. president trump one back at the base of the democratic party. people that work 9-5, people think of to church on sundays the middle class voters, the republicans quite honestly turn the back on the left in 20 or 25 years. if the democrats are going to try to win back now further radicalized themselves. kaylee said it best, please, look at the positivity. you have 40,000 people about 40,000 people celebrating america, if one of them acted incorrectly, that would be headline news. if one of them, the double standard i'm a boy, the president was in rare form tonight. he is just on fire, and democrats should be very, very worried going in. >> jason: certainly, that's the case drawing the kind of crowd president trump almost won that state in the last election. i think we're going to try to go now to matt who is our fox news reporter on the grounds there in minneapolis. matt, what's the latest? >>

this is democratic congresswoman ilhan omar's district, the city's democratic mayor is trying to getpaign to pay about half a million dollars in security costs for security fees associated with tonight's rally, and there are big protests planned just outside. in fact, some of them have already started. but the trump campaign believes that this is a state that president trump can win in 2020. he lost it by less than 2 points in 2016. and so the trump campaign has already put about 20 people on the ground, and they hope to have up to about 100 before election day. >> i think we can win. it's been a long time since a republican won. we have a line right now in minnesota that's many blocks lo long. i think i can win minnesota. i think omar is helping us win in minnesota as in other places. >> here's a look at the line that president trump was just referring to. thousands are now inside the toyota center, waiting for the president. he's going to be introduced by the vice president who right before the rally is planning to meet with the head of the minneapolis police union, after the city

freshman congresswoman ilhan omar files for divorce and puts part of the blame at scenes at least onedia. our legal eagles debate, you are the jury. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: time now for night court. on the docket tonight, freshman congressman, member of the so-called "squad" filing for divorce from her husband adding another layer to their complicated story. according to "people" magazine, a spokesperson for representative ilhan omar sites with a call years of speculation and innuendo from political opponents and the media, which had "taken it take to make significant toll." let's br

representatives ilhan omar and rashida tlaib are expected to join her. how will their support change the race and perhaps affect some of those progressive voters supporting elizabeth warren. >>> a brand-new poll. this shows numbers on impeachment. the just released gallop poll finds 52% of americans favor the impeachment and removal of president trump. that's up from 45% in june. just about two hours from now, a former senior adviser to secretary of state mike pompeo is expected to testify behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry. a state department official testified yesterday that he was told to lay low after complaining about rudy giuliani's efforts to undermine u.s. foreign policy in ukraine. we'll have more on all of that in a moment. >>> first, let's talk about last night's debate. joining sus2020 presidential candidate and south bend indiana mayor, pete buttigieg. great to have you here. >> good to be with you. thanks for having me. >> let's talk about that moment we just played in our intro where you went at it with senator elizabeth warren

choosing to hold this rally in representative ilhan omar's district, one of his favorite targets. >>a person representing you in minnesota? i'm very angry at you people right now. >> reporter: his base especially crucial here in minnesota. >> president trump, whoo! >> reporter: a state he narrowly lost in 2016, a campaign hopes is winnable in 2020. they're among the president's front row of supporters, retired restaurant and club owner richard snowden. do you think the impeachment inquiry will have impact on trump supporters like yourself? >> no, i think it's going to embolden us. it's going to help trump. >> reporter: snowden's journey to this rally began two days ago. >> i flewprobably about an hour half on the plane. and that's it. so i've been awake essentially 36 hours. >> reporter: he always makes it a point to travel in his suit and tie looking more like he's on his way to a business conference than a political rally. >> number 56 for me. >> reporter: snowden will spend the night before the rally inside the target center so he doesn't lose his coveted number two spot in line.

bernie sanders is expected to be formally endorsed by representatitives alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar. >> danya bacchus in westerville, ohio. thank you. >>> so on capitol hill today the impeachment inquiry into president trump continues to move forward. michael mckinley is scheduled to testify before house investigators. he was a former top aide to secretary of state mike pompeo and resigned from the state department last week. meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi says she's not planning authorize an impeachment inquiry. she says there's no requirement for a vote, but the decision could be reassessed. republicans have described the inquiry as illegitimate without one. >> the impeachment cocktail that is adam schiff's favorite drink to get america drunk on these days has three main ingredients -- it's about cherry picking leaks, withholding key facts, and outright lying. >> tomorrow gordon sondland, u.s. ambassador to the e.u., is expected to testify before lawmakers in the impeachment investigation. >>> and now to the fighting in syria. vice president mike pence and secretary of stat

laura: democratic congresswomann ilhan omar announced she was enadrsing bencie sanders ins of warren. o-alexandria ocartez and rashida tlaib are expected to do the same. a brief time ago i spoke with the vice president of training and outreach aemily's list. thanks for being with us elizabeth warren centainly was treated like the front-runner, but do you think she emerged from the dfrate asathe runner? >> absolutely. clearly everyone on the age thought elizabeth warren was the peron that is the front run right now, and even with the constant attacks and clarity, pthat people were seeking, she was able thold strong. i think she emerged as the front-runner last night. laura: do you feel joe biden was slipping? heheas not raised as much money and was dragged into the ukrne business. >> he continues to have really good standings in the polls, but debates are not his strong st. after the last three now this go down in ratings, so to speak. i don't think anyone anticipate joe bill come out strong post- debe. but it has n affected his ll numbers as far and he wills continue to maintain pole

aoc, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib, these people lead that caucus. in nancy pelosi eventually had to bow to them. they have wanted to impeach -- as rashida tlaib uses colorful language in terms of her wanting to impeach the president. the first that they were sworn in, it was all about impeachment. why? because they believe it plays to their politics to impeach the man. there is no wrongdoing here there is no criminal statute that has been violated. this is all about taking trump down. host: matt schlapp will be with us until 8:30 eastern. guest: 8:30? host: it might even be more than that. guest: i need to renegotiate my contract. host: republicans, 202-748-8001, democrats, 202-748-8000 independents, 202-748-8002. is donald trump talking about impeachment too much? host: donald trump is doing the job the way donald trump wants to do it, and all these mark people, including newt gingrich, who was essentially impeached himself, i think sometimes newt gingrich is communicating to the president through the press. donald trump is he does listen, number o

representative ilhan omar also announced she will be endorsing sanders' bid for the white house. janai, kenneth. >> all right. rachel scott there live in ohio, thank you. >>> now to the crisis in syria where turkey's assault on the syrian kurds has displaced 175,000 people. to negotiate a cease-fire. but turkey says it will not negotiate with the kurds because it considers them to be terrorists. as the u.s. withdraws 1,000 troops from northern syria, russian forces are now moving in to fill the void. abc's ian pannell reports the russians are promising to prevent a clash between turkish forces and syrian soldiers who have teamed up with the kurds. >> reporter: we're now seeing a major realinement in northern syria with russia filling the vacuum left by the american withdrawal. russian troops where american troops were, president putin inviting president erdogan to visit moscow and he's accepted. this has been a major loss of standing and influence for the united states in the region. >> and today president trump is holding talks on the crisis with a bipartisan group of congressio

using sanctions for foreign policy now what's quite interesting with that comment is in fact ill ilhan omar now this is the congresswoman who's been a fierce critic of trump also said that sanctions were a mistake now while trump was hailing the deal as a success geoffrey the u.s. envoy for syria and the coalition against isis said the u.s. believes that the turkish support opposition forces in syria have committed war crimes now jeffrey also confirmed as secretary of defense mark aspart statement that more than 100 isis fighters have escaped now he also said we don't know where they are and as you can imagine that hasn't gone down well with either democrats or republicans you know back to the manager terry you have covered during this u.s. administration and other u.s. administrations talk to me about the disconnect between trump trump thinks that the syria problem has now been solved. how was made to react. president trump's announcement came as nato leaders are just coming to brussels they will only gather for the 1st time tomorrow we did hear from secretary general yen stoltenberg today

ilhan omar said this, bernie is leading a working class movement to defeat donald trump that transcendsr, talib will unite behind mr. sanders. >> look bernie sanders last night looked good. steve: he did. >> many of us who prayed for them want ad speedy recovery. i had no idea, maybe marianne williamson, he sounded good and looked good. he will get really good endorsements. they have a following. look at their twitter accounts and social media accounts. look at the fact they won their congressional districts. he will get injection of really vocal democratic members of congress. as you well know so many democrats who are still on the sidelines. this will help bernie in those states. he will have some surrogates out there helping him across the country. steve: yeah. i think bernie's numbers will go up, i was worried about his health. i shouldn't be. >> i still worry about his health. let me just say this. i worry about the health of all the candidates. not just their physical health as you well know this is a tough, running for president is a tough battle. so i worry about them. pray for

speaking in her own congressional district trump portrayed minneapolis' own ilhan omar as the face of the democratic party how to hell did that ever happen i did a ha i didn't. chargers will the noma is in america hating socialist how do you have such a person representing you in minnesota i'm very angry at you people right. outside protesters and trump fans were a picture of a nation divided this is the going to live that the president's fans have to walk past thousands of n.t.t. from demonstrators in order to get to the rally. bring the trick there was. it came hours after f.b.i. agents at washington's dulles airport arrested 2 soviet born men who were linked to the president's attorney rudolph giuliani over alleged campaign finance violations the 3 are shown together here on a social media post. well hello minnesota. leading the cheering crowd inside the arena was the man who would be president if trump were impeached vice president mike pence in a state the president narrowly lost in 2016 and hopes to win in 2020 they want to raise your vote like it never existed they want to eras

and as schiff and nancy pelosi and ilhan omar and rashida tlaib and the rest of the so-called squad that refuse to condemn hate, instead they are feeding it. recklessly pushing our country to a breaking point. good evening, i'm trish regan. our nation is being rocked to its very core. america's belief in our system, our foundation, our constitution. the most of prosperous land in the entire world as the democrats attempt a coup to undo the vote of the american voters. they are hoping to seat narrative that make it okay to push violence and hate just so long as it's hate for the president and the president's supporters. this is the result. this is the result it's barbaric, sickening, and it's dangerous. the left has lost all respect and tolerance for the right. something that has been increasingly encouraged by leaders on capitol hill. >> you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. >> they go low, we kick them. that's what this new democratic party is about. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what

sanders, booker, castro as well and on the sanders program he did something with ilhan omar with freet school lunch shaming, increase reimbursement rates. your response to what you are seeing? >> absolutely correct, already happening. i have been in the classroom, i have seen lunch shaming, many schools giving free breakfast and free lunches without any shaming. >> as someone who grew up eating free lunches k-12th grade i'm grateful to god for a nation allows me that opportunity. i can pay for my children's lunches and if i can pay there is no problem. we need to teach our children there are no free lunches in this world and if you can pay for it you can. this school is compassionate policy they implemented. everything else they are talking about, you need to read the in formation. todd: we will be right back. todd: the good, the bad and the ugly was a hospital volunteer gets a surprise from a former miami dolphins. >> i wake up every day. todd: the volunteer was a bone cancer survivor surprised with super bowl tickets in miami, florida, he helped that the state hospital. american air

elizabeth: september 3, we aired a segment regarding a tweet sent by congresswoman ilhan omar, she askedupport of a telecommunications company. in this segment we reported on a united nations release from 2012 that referred to her telecom, after this, we learned that united nations later that year, had struck the reference to from that report. we want to set record straight with this clarification. we will continue to follow this story, since he the telecom comy remains in the news, including a report in november exciting use of the services by a jihadist group from somalia. >> coming up attorney general william barr ramping up his investigation. a close friend with former president reagan until the day he died, legendary dennis holt is joining us next to talk about his success stories. stay with us. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family..